| ASSUMPTIVELY | • assumptively adv. In an assumptive manner. • ASSUMPTIVE adv. assumed, or capable of being assumed. |
| COMPULSATIVE | • compulsative adj. (Obsolete) compulsatory; employing force or constraint. • COMPULSATIVE adj. (Shakespeare) compulsory, also COMPULSATORY. |
| COMPULSIVELY | • compulsively adv. In a compulsive manner; obsessively. • COMPULSIVE adv. driven by an ungovernable impulse. |
| DEVELOPMENTS | • developments n. Plural of development. • developments n. A group of building complexes or apartments. Often used for low income housing. • DEVELOPMENT n. the act of developing. |
| ENVELOPMENTS | • envelopments n. Plural of envelopment. • ENVELOPMENT n. the act of enveloping. |
| IMPERVIOUSLY | • imperviously adv. In an impervious manner; impenetrably; impermeably. • IMPERVIOUS adv. not allowing entrance or passage, also IMPERVIABLE. |
| IMPRESSIVELY | • impressively adv. In an impressive manner; forcibly. • IMPRESSIVE adv. making or tending to make a marked impression. |
| MISDEVELOPED | • misdeveloped v. Simple past tense and past participle of misdevelop. • MISDEVELOP v. to develop wrongly. |
| OVERSIMPLIFY | • oversimplify v. To explain or present something in a way that excludes important information for the sake of brevity… • OVERSIMPLIFY v. to simplify to such an extent as to bring about distortion, misunderstanding, or error. |
| PELVIMETRIES | • PELVIMETRY n. measurement of the pelvis. |
| PERMISSIVELY | • permissively adv. In a permissive manner. • PERMISSIVE adv. permitting; granting leave or liberty. |
| PLUVIOMETERS | • pluviometers n. Plural of pluviometer. • PLUVIOMETER n. a device for recording rainfall. |
| POSTMEDIEVAL | • postmedieval adj. After the Middle Ages. • post-medieval adj. Alternative form of postmedieval. • POSTMEDIEVAL adj. taking place after the mediaeval period. |
| PREVAILMENTS | • prevailments n. Plural of prevailment. • PREVAILMENT n. (Shakespeare) the power of overcoming. |
| RESUMPTIVELY | • resumptively adv. (Linguistics) In a resumptive manner; in terms of, or by means of, resumption. • RESUMPTIVE adv. taking back; resuming. |